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Legal Definitions - nickname
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Definition of nickname
Definition: A nickname is a shortened or alternative name used instead of a person's actual name. It can be a descriptive name or a name that is easier to say or remember.
Examples:
- William's nickname is "Bill".
- David Smith's nickname is "Red".
The first example shows how a longer name like "William" can be shortened to "Bill" for convenience or familiarity. The second example shows how a descriptive name like "Red" can be used instead of the person's actual name.
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Simple Definition
Term: NICKNAME
Definition: A nickname is a shorter or different name that people use instead of someone's real name. For example, William might be called "Bill" as a nickname. Nicknames can also be descriptive, like calling someone "Red" because of their hair color.
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